Evaluating How Well an Archival Website Allows a Researcher to Prepare for an On-Site Visit

Scott P. Pitol

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Web and Library Services Information Architecture and Usability

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ABSTRACT A website provides a great opportunity for an archives to serve researchers. Good website design is essential for good service. This article addresses the website components needed to enab...

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2004Are You Being Served? Historians and the Search for Primary Sources 2004User Interactions with Electronic Finding Aids in a Controlled Setting 2000Closing an Era: Historical Perspectives on Modern Archives and Records Management 2012The evolution of the finding aid in the United States: from physical to digital document genre 2017Looking for Answers: A Usability Study of Online Finding Aid Navigation

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